The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
PersonaI Mention.

Mrs. W. J. Miles is spending few weeks in Chiea-
go with her parents.
LATE Pence, of Denver Col, is in the city, guest
OF County Recorder keay.
a Miss Katharine Noble is the guest of John NJ.
Judshs family on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Miller will return to their
home at Canton, o.. tonight.
Miss Jeffers of Cincinnati is visiting Miss Carrie
Vajen North Meridian street.
Mr.. Jed Cady, of Chicago spent Thursday with his
mother, Mrs. A. A. Cady and family
Miss Nellie Willard eturned home yesterday from
q visit to Miss Ogesby, at Plymouth.
Miss Lois Pierce who has been visiting friends in
Logansport, IS expected home tomorrow
III. 3. Huidekoper. expostmaster, EFF Philadelphia,
Ia Ia the city He is registered at the Bates House
The betrothal of Miss Nora kaufman, of Lyons
Ind, to Mr.. Benno Gundefnger, of this city. is
nounced
Miss Alice Summers of Louisville, will arrive on
Tuesday to visit Miss Mary Hanson, on North Della
ware street
Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Snow have taken possession
1f their home. at the corner of Pennsylvania and
fifth streets.
Miss Susie Prange has gone to ST. Louis to visit
until after the holidays, when she will go to Memphis
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Ainsworth of Chicago, who
spent Thanksgiving day with friends here returned
home last night.
Mrs. A. @. Lands of Des Moines, Iowa. formerly
pf this city is visiting her nephew, l. Il. Walker at
Mr. James A Miles and wife, of this city left last
Wednesday night for St. Paul, Mimi, where they
will spend few weeks with relatives.
Hon. Bruce Carr and Henry c. Thornton went to
It Wayne yesterday in the interest of the CONNER
sal Travellers Association of Indiana
The funeral services of the late James G. Douglass
win take place from the residence of Mrs. Dougasss
parents, No. 931 North Illinois street, at o'clock
p. H. tomorrow.
Miss Rachel Stevens, of Covington, Ky, arrived
yesterday. and is the guest of Miss Zee Beatty, on
North New Jersey street Miss Stevens will remain
several weeks.
Mrs Ann Hendricks Pierce, wife of DR.. Weston
Pierce. died suddenly in New York yesterday morn
ing. She sister of the late Vice-president and
cousin of Maj A. w. Hendricks, whe died suddenly
Friday night.
Hon. w. @. Squires, Ex-Governor of Washington
Territory, accompanied by his wife and daughter
were at the Bates House yesterday. They had been
visiting friends at Charlottesville, and afternoon
train left for the East
The Episcopal churches of st. Louis began ten
days mission" last evening under the charge of
number of noted evangelsts of whom is the Rev.
DIR. E. A. Bradley of this city, who selected to
take full direction of the services in Rev. Dr. Schuy
ers church. which is of the oldest and largest in
the city. He will be absent over two Sundays
A brief telegram received yesterday announced the
sudden death of Mrs. Ann Hendricks Pierce wife of
DIR. Winsow s. Pierce. at the family residence 21O9
Madison avenue. New York city. Mrs. Pierce q
sister of late Vicepresdent Hendricks and
OF a w. Hendricks, who died suddenly Friday
just two years now, that of the family could
leave her bedside then. She has not been well SINCE
and it sad coincidence that she should have
fingered until the second anniversary of that death,
Rud then been taken the day her cousin,
Major Hendricks.